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I solved this problem by taking a photograph of my library card. To check out a book, I load the picture and hold it up to the scanner.
by dkurth 3y ago
I solved this problem by taking a photograph of my library card. To check out a book, I load the picture and hold it up to the scanner.
- wenc 3y agoThis is a brilliant and simple solution. If it's a static barcode, a photo is all that is needed. There's little advantage to having it in the wallet. I store all my IDs in a Photo Album on my phone.
- wandermatt 3y agoI added an image of my barcode to a location based reminder, so it pops up in a notification when I go to my local library.
- clintfred 3y agoThat's amazing. Truly. I'm assuming you're on iPhone. Anyone know if there is a way to do this in Android?
- gattilorenz 3y agoIf you use Google Keep for the note, it's easy to do
- mksybr 3y agohttps://tasks.org/docs/location/ https://tasks.org/docs/location/
- throwaway742 3y agoTasker
- tantalor 3y agohttps://support.google.com/keep/answer/3187168 https://support.google.com/keep/answer/3187168 > You can set reminders to go off at a certain time or place
- yumraj 3y agoHow do you do that, on iOS?
- iLoveOncall 3y agoCheck the official Shortcuts app.
- yumraj 3y agoNever knew that existed, or whether I needed it. Looks very interesting, thanks.
- ricksebak 3y agoI used this pro-tip today and it worked great. Thanks for the idea.
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